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Comparison Between Tally.ERP 9 and TallyPrime

As one of the best business management software, Tally is used by business owners, Accountants and other Tally users for more than three decades. During these years, Tally ensured to deliver top-performance by releasing various Tally versions which offered major improvements and enhancements. Thus, with the new release - TallyPrime - Tally aims to transform various business operations, providing you with greater flexibility and efficiency. Note: Tally has also launched TallyPrime Release 1.1 A. What is TallyPrime? The all-new TallyPrime is a better and smarter version of Tally.ERP 9. While it retains the simplicity of the Tally.ERP 9 software, it offers much more enhanced features that help you to improve different operations leading to seamless workflow and greater productivity. As [...]

By |2022-12-08T10:11:25+00:00January 15th, 2021|Business, Finances, goods and services tax, GST, Tax|Comments Off on Comparison Between Tally.ERP 9 and TallyPrime

What is the Difference Between Nil-Rated, Zero-Rated, Non-Taxable and Exempt Supplies?

With the various kinds of supplies, there is a confusion under GST for the process and payment of the same. There are relatable differences between Nil-rated and zero-rated supplies. Even non-taxable and exempt supplies have differences. However, the end result for all of the above – Nil-rated, Zero-rated, non- taxable and exempt – is the same, i.e. no GST is charged for any of these supplies. In this article, we’ll look at the difference between all these terms, which will help you to correctly file GST for the same and get an accurate ITC claim (if applicable). Further reading: How Tally’s latest version can help with GST Billing and GST Return Filing Difference Between Nil-Rated, Zero-Rated, Non-Taxable and Exempt Supplies […]

By |2023-03-14T13:41:29+00:00November 25th, 2020|Tax, Softwares, Technology|Comments Off on What is the Difference Between Nil-Rated, Zero-Rated, Non-Taxable and Exempt Supplies?

What is the Difference Between DSC, E-sign and EVC in a GST Portal?

As a value-added tax, GST is levied on most goods and services that are sold for domestic consumption in India. GST (goods and services tax) is a comprehensive, multi-stage, destination-based tax: comprehensive because it has subsumed almost all the indirect taxes (Excise duty, VAT, Service tax) except for a few state taxes. In simple words, GST is an indirect tax on the supply of goods and services used in India. Understanding the process of payment through the GST portal is important, as it is a necessary payment to help the government keep track of the supply & demand as well as provide the best quality goods and services to consumers. There are a few ways to find user authentication in […]

By |2023-03-16T06:22:50+00:00November 20th, 2020|GST, Business, Finances, goods and services tax, Softwares, Tax, Technology|Comments Off on What is the Difference Between DSC, E-sign and EVC in a GST Portal?

Income Tax Relief Measures in India Amid COVID-19

During the COVID-19 pandemic, the central and many state governments are in the thick of the action to provide tax relief to taxpayers. This article offers an overview of the recent Direct and Indirect Key income tax relief provided by the government. Take a look! A. Direct Tax Return Filing OF Income The due date for filing late and revised returns of income for the assessment year 2019-20 was extended from 31 March to 30 June 2020. Additionally, the due date of all income-tax return for FY 2019-20 is extended from 31 July 2020 and 31 October 2020 to 30 November 2020 and tax audit from 30 September 2020 to 31 October 2020. The timeline for linking Aadhaar with PAN [...]

By |2022-09-28T07:41:32+00:00September 7th, 2020|Business, Finances, goods and services tax, GST, Tax|Comments Off on Income Tax Relief Measures in India Amid COVID-19

Understanding Form GSTR-2 Part 5

In our previous blog How to File GSTR-2 PART-4, we discussed about the different components of table 6 of GSTR-2. In this blog, we will discuss about furnishing details of Debit/Credit Note in 6C of GSTR-2. This blog is your guide to  file GSTR-2 -Table 6C In 6C of GSTR-2, the details of Debit Note or Credit Note issued during the month will be captured. Below are scenarios in which Credit Note and Debit Note will be recorded by your supplier. Credit Note: Sales return, de-escalation (decrease) in price, downward revision of rate of tax and subsequently the tax amount Debit Note: Escalation (increase) in price and upward revision of rate of tax and subsequently the tax amount From the […]

5 Steps to Make GST Returns Filing Easier

Introduction The GST regime is very different from the previous indirect tax regime, in more ways than one. However the biggest difference is in the nature of compliance, which has undergone a major change. In the previous regime, it was not mandatory for a buyer or supplier to reconcile their invoices before filing onto the government’s systems. Under GST, a buyer will need to reconcile inward supply invoices with the outward supply of their vendor to be eligible for input tax credit before filing periodic returns. In case a buyer today, files the tax returns without reconciling with his supplier, he will be carrying a risk of loss of Input Tax Credit (ITC). Given that ITC is of crucial importance […]

UQC (Unit Quantity Code) in GST

The time to furnish your first GSTR-1 is fast approaching. In Form GSTR-1, and in the monthly returns to be furnished by a regular dealer, details of UQC are asked for. In this blog, let us understand what UQC in GST is and how to know your UQC. UQC (Unit Quantity Code) in GST UQC stands for Unit Quantity Code. The intent of using UQC in GST returns is to maintain a standardised terminology for units of measure. Every taxpayer could be using different names for the same unit of measure and this makes it difficult for the Department to track or arrive at analyses. For example, one taxpayer could be using Kgs as the unit of measure and another […]

How to Verify GSTIN

GSTIN (Goods and Services Tax Identification Number) is the identification number given to every person registered under GST. In your business dealings, especially with new suppliers, you may want to verify GSTIN quoted by your supplier. Under GST, as your input credit depends upon your supplier’s compliance, it is important to ensure that the GSTIN quoted by your supplier is genuine. End consumers may also face situations where they doubt the correctness of the GSTIN quoted in a supplier’s invoice and would like to verify the details. In the past, certain cases have also been reported where suppliers who are not registered under GST have mentioned a fake GSTIN in invoices and collected tax. In an earlier blog, we have […]

By |2023-05-05T11:45:33+00:00October 3rd, 2017|check gstin, GST, GSTIN, gstin verification, Tax, verify gstin, verify gstin is genuine or not, verify suppliers gstin|Comments Off on How to Verify GSTIN

Services Supplied to Nepal and Bhutan: Export or Not?

In our previous blog on imports and exports under GST, we had learnt about the conditions to be satisfied for a supply to be considered as an export of service. Let us list them down again: The supplier of the service should be located in India The recipient of the service should be located outside India The place of supply of the service should be outside India The payment for the service should be received by the supplier in convertible foreign exchange The supplier and recipient are not establishments of the same person When services are supplied to Nepal or Bhutan, all of the above conditions can be satisfied, except the condition ‘The payment for the service has been received […]

Tax Liability on Transportation Charges in Invoice

In our previous blogs , we have discussed in detail the liability of tax on transportation services availed from a GTA. Based on the type of person availing the service, the liability of tax falls upon the service receiver or the GTA. In addition to transportation services taken from a GTA, there can also be a case where the supplier of goods transports the goods to the recipient and levies transportation charges in the invoice. In such a case, let us understand how the transportation charges levied by the supplier is treated under GST. In this regard, the areas to be discussed are: 1. Is there a tax liability on the transportation charges levied in the invoice? If so, who […]

How to File GSTR-2: Part 2

In our previous blogs  How to File GSTR-2: Part 1, we understood the details required to be furnished in table 3 of GSTR-2. In this blog, we will discuss how to File GSTR 2 -Table 4 . In table 4 of GSTR-2, you need to mention the details of inward supplies on which tax has to be paid on reverse charge. The details in table 4 of GSTR-2 are required to be furnished invoice-wise and rate-wise. As shown in the above image, the table 4 of GSTR-2 is categorized into 3 parts – 4A, 4B, and 4C 4A: Inward supplies received from registered supplier attracting reverse charge 4B: Inward supplies received from unregistered dealer (URD) 4C: Tax paid on reverse […]

Mismatch of GSTR-3B with GSTR-3

In our earlier blog, ‘Matching of GSTR-3B with GSTR-1, GSTR-2 and GSTR-3’ we discussed on how the GST system reconciles GSTR-3B with Forms GSTR-1, GSTR-2 and GSTR-3.In this blog, we will discuss about the impact of mismatch of GSTR-3B with GSTR-3 on businesses. After matching GSTR-3B with GSTR-3, the outcome will result into any one of the following situation. Tax paid as per GSTR-3B matches with tax payable in GSTR-3 Tax paid as per GSTR-3B is less than the tax payable in GSTR-3 ITC claimed in GSTR-3B is more than the eligible ITC in GSTR-2 ITC claimed in GSTR-3B is less than the eligible ITC in GSTR-2 Tax paid as per GSTR-3B is more than the tax payable in GSTR-3 […]

Consignment Sales under GST

  What is a Consignment Sale? A Consignment Sale is a trade arrangement in which a seller sends the goods to a buyer or reseller; but the payment to the seller happens as and when the goods are sold. The seller remains the owner of the goods or, in other words, the title holder of the goods until they are paid for in full and also, after a certain period, takes back the unsold goods. In most of the cases, such resellers work on a commission basis. Consignment sales under GST has a relatively new treatment which need to be evaluated by businesses. Key Features of a Consignment Sale The relation between the two parties is that of consignor (one […]

Due Date to File GST TRAN-1 Extended

Through the press release of the 21st GST Council meeting held in Hyderabad on 9th September 2017, it had been clarified that that the due date to file GST TRAN-1 has been extended till 31st October, 2017. The decision was applauded by most businesses, since it provided an additional month’s time to prepare and file TRAN-1 in the GST Portal. Also, it was decided to allow businesses to revise the details submitted in TRAN-1. However,  the circular dated 18th September, 2017 on extension of the last date to file GST TRAN-1 has started creating confusion among taxpayers on the correct due date to file GST TRAN-1. What was the circular on extension of time to file GST TRAN-1 all about? The circular […]

What is GSTR-2 and GSTR-2A

The extension of due dates to file GSTR-1, GSTR-2 and GSTR-3 of July 2017 is a welcome move, as it provides an additional time for businesses to prepare the accurate returns for better compliance. Now, the businesses are required to file GSTR-1 by 10th October, 2017, GSTR-2 by 31st October, 2017 and GSTR-3 by 10th November, 2017. To know more on the revised due dates, please read ‘GST Return Dates: for August and September, 2017’. As you already know, returns filed through Form GSTR-3B is just an interim return and the regular returns in GSTR-1, GSTR-2 and GSTR-3 are required to be filed by the businesses. In our previous blog ‘Guide to File GSTR-1’, we discussed about the components and […]

How to File GST TRAN-1: Part 6

In our series of blog posts on “How to File Form GST TRAN-1”, we have discussed about  various business scenarios in Part-1 to Part-5. In this blog, we shall discuss about the following: : Applicability of Table 8 of Form GST TRAN-1 How to fill Table 8 of Form GST TRAN-1 Applicability of table 8 of GST TRAN-1 In the erstwhile regime of Service Tax, centralized registration was issued to Service Providers and the same registration was applicable for Pan India operations. Similarly, the concept of centralized registration was available for certain notified scenarios under Central Excise. In GST, businesses are required to be registered in every State from where outward supplies are made. Now, these businesses who had centralized […]

The Best Way to File GSTR1 Returns

Introduction The GST filing period has begun! “How do I and my tax consultant file GST returns for my business?” – is the one question that is likely to linger on top in your head, among others. This blog suggests the best method for filing returns accurately. Let us begin by making a note of the filing dates for different GST returns for the assessment month of July.   Returns period GSTR-1 GSTR-2 GSTR-3B GSTR-3 July 2017 Upto 10 Oct Upto 31 Oct 25-28 Aug Upto 10 Nov   Oct. 10 is the last date for filing your GSTR-1 returns for the month of July. If you have already glanced through the GSTR-1 form, then you might have noticed that […]

Which Services Do eCommerce Operators Need To Pay Tax On?

Under the GST law, on the supply of certain services (as notified by the GST Council), the tax is liable to be paid by an eCommerce operator and not the person supplying the service. On a basic level, the GST paid by the eCommerce operator remains the same compared to other modes of supply. However, a few special provisions apply to eCommerce operators and suppliers selling their goods or services via the eCommerce portal. What are these services that eCommerce operators need to pay tax for? Well, before we look at those, let’s begin with understanding “what is eCommerce?” and “who is an eCommerce operator?”. A] What is eCommerce? eCommerce refers to buying & selling of goods and services over […]

Interest on Late Tax Payment under GST

Under GST, interest is liable to be paid when there is a delay in payment. Provisions have been made for interest to be paid, when there is a lapse by the tax payer as well as by the Department. In this blog, let us understand the scenarios where interest is applicable. Interest on late payment of tax by tax payer The two scenarios where a tax payer will be liable to pay interest are: Delayed payment of tax Input tax credit has been claimed in excess or where it was not eligible to be claimed/ Tax liability has been shown to be less than the actual Interest rates Scenario Interest rate per annum Delayed payment of tax 18% ITC claimed […]

Why it’s Time to Buy a Computer for Your Small Business

Over the past two decades, India has pushed hard to become a cashless society. We have taken significant strides to become financially inclusive – for instance Digital India, the Unified Payments Interface etc. The payments sector in India is evolving fast, mostly being driven by various initiatives by the Govt. of India to push for digital payments – the Prime Minister’s Jan Dhan Yojna, Aadhar & Mobile Connectivity – smartly abbreviated as JAM, being the key drivers. The results are obviously showing – the PM’s Jan Dhan Yojna saw a whopping 22.31 crore accounts being opened with almost 38 crore in float balance. Almost 11% of urban households, and even 0.43% of rural households make cashless payments today. Mobile payments […]

By |2022-05-27T05:40:21+00:00September 15th, 2017|computer for business, computer for small business, desktop for business, desktop for small business, GST, Tax, why business need computer|Comments Off on Why it’s Time to Buy a Computer for Your Small Business

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PowerPacks FAQ

A PowerPack is a powerful widget built on top of the Tally platform. It adds value to your business by simplifying key, daily activities that may currently be done manually. A good example is Digital Signature – replace the need for physically signing (or even printing out!) By automatically inserting a digital signature on your entire Tally generated invoices. Saves you a ton of time, saves printing costs and also saves the environment since you print less!
Good Question! Our team is continually improving these PowerPacks. By adopting a subscription model, it allows our team to invest time to continually improve them. In addition, when the Tally platform is upgraded, your PowerPack will always work. Current offerings in the market sell you a ‘perpetual’ file and then charge you exorbitant upgrade fees when a new version comes out. We eliminate all of that and charge you a low fee. Think of it as sacrificing a couple of cups of coffees per year! Surely you can sacrifice 2 cups of coffee for improved productivity at work, right?
No problem! We understand that our customers’ needs evolve over time, and you may not need a certain PowerPack after a certain period of time. If you cancel within 7 days of purchasing the PowerPack, we will refund your money within 3 business days – no questions asked! If you’ve purchased an annual license, you can simply cancel your subscription and your license copy will lapse after your subscription period ends. No surprise charges. EVER!
Come on! You must be joking. Ok, you’re not. Well, the answer, surprisingly, is YES! If you purchase a PowerPack for the whole year, you can get it for only INR 999/year! That is a 15% discount or almost 2 months free 🙂 Happy now?

We’ve designed our PowerPacks to be self-serve and easy to install and use. We also provide you with a user manual and feature list with screenshots to get you started. But if you still have questions, drop us an email at [email protected] and we’ll help you out! If you need more hands-on support, just give us a call or drop an email.

Absolutely! We will continue to build the PowerPacks that serve our customers at an affordable price. We notify our customers when a new PowerPack is available. Meanwhile, if you need something very unique to your business, we have a top-notch development team that is eager to solve complex problems for businesses like yours. Fill out this form, we’ll get in touch with you!
Good question again! Other vendors may offer you a PowerPack (add-on/module) for a flat one-time fee. But what they don’t tell you is that anytime there is a release upgrade or newer version of Tally, the PowerPack will stop working. To get it to work again, you will need to pay the vendor more money. This cycle is never-ending! In addition, other vendors may not update their PowerPacks with additional features. If they do, they may charge you extra for the same. With Mark IT, your PowerPack will always work even if there is a release update. The subscription model also allows us to continually enhance our PowerPacks and pass on the benefits to our customers at no extra cost. Plus, you save a ton of money upfront which you can use for other business improvements!
You can choose between a number of payment types – NEFT, credit or debit card, UPI, EMI or any wallet (like PayTM, PhonePe etc.) Providing flexibility to our customers is important to us, so we ensure to continually add the latest payment methods.
We’re glad you want to! Simply add multiple PowerPacks to your cart and buy! In addition, if you wish to purchase additional PowerPacks for additional serial numbers, simply change the quantity to the appropriate number of serial numbers and you are set. Feel free to add any comments in the Notes section if there is something you need to tell us regarding your order. Trust us, we read every customer’s emails!
A PowerPack is compiled and attached to a single serial number. If you’d like to set up the PowerPack for multiple serial numbers, simply purchase additional PowerPacks for each of your serial numbers. Simple!

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